London 2012 blog

To all you great and wonderful people out there who read my first blog on this site, here’s the update on that Fencing competition I went to in Edinburgh.

The journey by train was quiet but the rain at the other end was almost freezing. I’m convinced it must have frozen most of my brain cells, hence my inability to do anything tangible on the Saturday. To be honest, I fenced worse than a beginner and only managed to win two out of 12 fights.

Me fencing:

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I'm the Equality and Inclusion Advisor for the south side of the Olympic Park - it’s a really niche role and there’s always somebody asking me questions about something – the proportion of people who are coming to work by public transport, etc. Generally, I know the answers (or I will by the end of the day) because I’m also responsible for inducting everybody who works on this side of the Park.

Working on the project is really interesting – unless you have serious issues about getting out of bed in the morning. My day starts around 5am when I tumble out of bed. I’m on site by 6.45am and chatting merrily away through the Induction material by 7.30am.

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